Requiem of a Broken Heart

Chapter 1159:

“Look into it,” he ordered, his voice low and dangerous.

Leif quickly gathered all the relevant information and returned to report. “I have all the details, Mr. Burke. It appears that someone deliberately incited an online campaign against Mrs. Burke, which ultimately led to a physical confrontation outside her company. It unfolded just like the news said.”

He handed over a stack of photos capturing the series of events. Leif deeply sympathized with Yvonne, knowing the rough time she had endured. But he also knew those responsible were about to face Norton’s full wrath.

Sure enough, Norton all but exploded when he saw the close-up photos—Yvonne looking utterly helpless, curled up on the ground with her face covered while people cursed at her.

He slammed the photos against his desk with such force that several papers fluttered to the floor. “Get the car ready,” he instructed Leif. “We’re heading to Amberfield.”

Leif wasted no time making the necessary arrangements.

emotions, Norton picked up the photos again and flipped through them, as if burning the images into his memory. How could Yvonne endure all this in silence? Why hadn’t she told him anything? Did she not trust

to take several deep breaths to calm himself, and in the end, he was left with a sharp sense of helplessness. Yvonne had always been independent, but perhaps he was also to blame. He had left in such a hurry, failing to protect

driver just a few minutes after they

pressed his foot harder

window, still haunted by the look of

time had passed since she had dozed off. She vaguely heard Zola come upstairs and tell her

was pitch black and deathly silent. Yvonne clung to her arms, desperately trying—and failing—to escape the nightmares

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not shake the vision of herself running

in the pillows, hoping to block out all those memories. Before she knew it, she was falling asleep again,

dream, she hid inside her home while debt collectors banged on the door and shouted curses. “Come out and pay us what

now, or